Category: Electronics

Controllis introduces a family of high capacity rectifiers with seamless solar integration and prioritisation capability

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Telecoms operators can easily upgrade their power networks and incorporate solar energy for greater reliability and greener power Thetford 14th January 2020. Controllis, a leading global supplier of low carbon and carbon neutral hybrid power solutions has added the Smart48 DC power system to its portfolio. An efficient and highly scalable power platform, the Smart48 DC power system will help telecoms, mobile and tower companies provide more reliable, efficient and green power for their networks. Operators looking to reduce their carbon footprint now have the option of combining mains rectification…

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The Panasonic TOUGHBOOK 55 is one of the most secured semi-rugged Windows PCs

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Secured-core PCs are the most secure Windows 10 devices out of the box with integrated hardware, firmware, software and identity protection[1] BRACKNELL, UK. 8th January 2020 – The Panasonic TOUGHBOOK 55 is the first semi-rugged computing device in the most secure Windows PC category. Designed for mission-critical users in the most sensitive data industries, a Secured-core PC enables users to boot securely, protect their device from firmware vulnerabilities, shield the operating system from attacks and prevent unauthorised access to devices and data with advanced access controls and authentication systems. “As…

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UltraSoC donates RISC-V trace implementation to enable true open-source development

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Works through OpenHW Group to support design innovation and ensure ecosystem compatibility CAMBRIDGE, UK – 6 December 2019 UltraSoC today announced it will offer an open-source implementation of its industry-leading RISC-V trace encoder via the OpenHW Group. The availability of a production-grade, standards-compliant processor trace solution is a key enabler for developers, and supports the OpenHW Group’s aim of creating an open, commercial grade ecosystem for development based on open-source processors. Rupert Baines, CEO of UltraSoC, said: “We fully believe in industry standards and the importance of open-source; by donating…

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